Betekenis van:
sell up

Werkwoord

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. An EOU unit can sell up to 50 % of its turnover domestically at such reduced rate.
2. This decrease can partly be attributed to the need to sell off stock built up in the previous year.
3. An EOU is allowed to sell a significant amount of its production, up to 50 % of its annual turnover, on the domestic market.
4. The Commission states, moreover, that the the social plan was drawn up prior to the decision of the State to sell SNCM.
5. Finally, should these State interventions exist as described by the exporters, that mechanism would only prevent other companies from setting up a factory in the same area but not to sell their product in certain parts of the Brazilian market.
6. An EOU is allowed to sell a significant amount of its production, up to 50 % of its annual turnover, on the domestic market. Therefore, no obligation in law exists to export the total amount of manufactured resultant products.
7. In other words, before Law No 27/1999 was amended, in order to sell B diesel to non-members, agricultural cooperatives had to set up a legal entity. Since the Law was changed, they are no longer required to set up a legal entity and so those transactions are subject to a lower rate of tax.
8. In that undertaking, the exporting producer has offered to sell to the Community coumarin which it genuinely produces in India up to a quantitative ceiling corresponding to the quantity of coumarin genuinely produced in India and sold to the Community during the period between 1 April 2003 and 31 March 2004.
9. Provided that such a clean-up call results in the entity neither retaining nor transferring substantially all the risks and rewards of ownership and the transferee cannot sell the assets, it precludes derecognition only to the extent of the amount of the assets that is subject to the call option.
10. If either test is fulfilled, the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority and Site Licensee Companies for power plants may sell new contracts for up to […] to end-users for contracts at prices below the prevailing wholesale market price on the condition that such pricing behaviour is a commercial necessity during such a period of exceptional market circumstances.
11. The NDA would then be able to sell new contracts for up to […] to end-users for contracts at prices below the prevailing wholesale market price on the assumption that such pricing behaviour is a commercial necessity during such a period of exceptional market circumstances.
12. Section III of the memorandum of understanding provides that CGMF, following those transactions, is to sell to private purchasers its shares representing 75 % of the shares making up the share capital of the undertaking and the […] intended to finance the part of the planned redundancy scheme over and above any obligations under agreements or statutory obligations.
13. In addition, a ‘blockage discount’ must also be assumed for ÖIAG’s shareholding. This discount may be imposed to reflect the negative effect on share price when a large block of shares is offered for sale all at once and the market is flooded with sell orders and demand is insufficient to take up supply.
14. The negative sales price is made up of State resources, as it is granted directly by an entity (ÖIAG) which is wholly owned and controlled by the State. It is the result of the privatisation mandate by means of which the Austrian Government authorised ÖIAG to sell all of its shares in Austrian Airlines and is therefore imputable to the State.
15. In addition, SNCM did not sell its shareholding in CCM in breach of Article 3 of the Commission decision. Finally, SNCM has had an aggressive tariff policy since 2003 with prices lower than those applied by CFF in breach of Article 4 of that decision (tickets up to 30 % cheaper for identical or comparable services).